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RDS

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Last updated 1 year ago

Overview

Amazon RDS manages popular relational databases like PostgreSQL, MySQL, and SQL Server. RDS administers the database for you.

Use Cases

  • Structured data with strict schema requirements

  • Transactional workloads like ecommerce

  • Applications needing ACID compliance

Properties

  • DB Engine: The database engine (PostgreSQL, MySQL, etc). Default is PostgreSQL.

  • DB Instance Class: The virtual hardware config including CPU, memory, storage. Default is db.t2.micro.

Properties that were left out on purpose.

  • Multi-AZ: Deploy to multiple AZs for high availability. Default is disabled.

  • Read Replicas: Create read-only copies to serve read traffic. Default is 0 replicas.

You can easily override these defaults by entering the desired values in the

Inputs and Outputs

Inputs

  • Query: Execute a SQL query against the database.

Outputs

  • Event Notifications: Take action when RDS events occur like failure or recovery.

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